Do I Dare Say It Out Loud?
I'm not sure if it's because every day is back to having purpose with school work and a schedule, but *pre-emptively knocks on wood* my kids have been pretty decent lately to each other. A month ago, geez, I wanted to strangle them every 5 minutes. This week, there has still been the bickering and whining like there is in a house with 3 kids, but there has been much more laughter and happily playing together. It is so nice to hear. Part of me thinks both M and B are just adapting to this school at home thing together and realizing that they have a wonderful playmate in each other. Although, I'm sure it is a fluke. All 3 birthdays are coming up, and that is a recipe for disaster. B's is first in October. She loves the presents that ALL. FOR. HER! Unfortunately then M's birthday is in November and B has trouble dealing with the fact that M is getting stuff that she didn't get. And poor little S has to wait until December for hers - of which she wants everything that her sisters got plus the stuff she originally wanted. I'm hoping B will actually not turn into the green-eyed monster this year. It's not pretty.
I'm hoping with Tim's return this weekend that they don't start back in with it all trying to get his attention - because they really all are attention whores (wait, what did I just call my daughters?). They will be all over him, which is great - absolutely wonderful that they miss their dad when he is gone. But there will actually be fights about who gets to sit next to daddy, I want to talk to daddy, etc.
So, for now I'm going to enjoy the relative harmony that is existing in my house.
I'm hoping with Tim's return this weekend that they don't start back in with it all trying to get his attention - because they really all are attention whores (wait, what did I just call my daughters?). They will be all over him, which is great - absolutely wonderful that they miss their dad when he is gone. But there will actually be fights about who gets to sit next to daddy, I want to talk to daddy, etc.
So, for now I'm going to enjoy the relative harmony that is existing in my house.
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